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1 Announcing OSU's new MBA with a technology focus. It'll make you stand out in the crowd. In as little as nine months, you could earn an MBA from Oregon State University. The program’s innovative approach to the integration of technology in business is designed to give you the skills business leaders are looking for. Along with the solid management education of a classical MBA, you’ll cover the latest developments in customer relationship management, e-commerce and other cutting-edge information technology.* We offer evening and part-time options, as well, so you can work classes into your busy schedule. If you want the advantage in the workplace, get the MBA that will set you apart. OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Open minds. Open doors. www.bus.orst.edu/MBA • (541) 737-6031 Applications are now being accepted for the Fall term. UMQKnni Kwjrc 2001 NCAA® Men’s & Division Hayward Field • Eugene, Oregon For tickets, call 800-WEBFOOT Hosted by the University of Oregon Official NCAA Corporate Partners American Express • General Motors • Gillette • Hershey's • Holiday Inn International Paper • Kraft • Ocean Spray • Pennzoil Pepsi/Aquafina • Phoenix Home Lite Mutual Insurance Company • Rawlings ' Sears • Quokka Sports • KJ (/Pizza Hut/Taco Bell • Verizon OVQ. YOMZ (TAMPU6 W&^LTPLACL. Softball continued from page 11 But the Bruins made their come back in the fourth, scoring four runs to tie the game. UCLA then added.two more in the fifth and hung on for the 6-4 win. Freshman Keira Goerl (24-1) picked up the win for UCLA. “I thought we did a great job of battling,” Gamez said. “We were focused throughout, and Connie threw a great ball game.” Vidlund and Custer hit grand slams in a double-header sweep against UC-Riverside on Thursday. Junior Kristi Hall hit two home runs in the second game, while sophomore Janell Bergstrom and junior Alicia Mickes each added a blast in the first game. Anissa Meashintubby and Wan gler each picked up a win against the Highlanders. Jon House Emerald Junior catcher Missy Coe and the Ducks were swept by the Huskies this season. In the final week of the season, Oregon hosts Portland State for a double header Wednesday. Women’s continued from page 11 ished first with a throw of 157-5, Weingarten was second at 143-8 and Dinsmore was third at 136-1. While the javelin unit didn’t face very tough competition, star pole vaulter Niki Reed did on Sun day. Reed competed in the “elite” pole vault competition against four professional vaulters. The result was a fourth-place finish and a vault of 12-6 3/4. That jump was almost a foot lower than her sea son best. Two other Oregon pole vaulters, competing in the regular field, had some success. Senior Holly Speight matched her season best of 12-6 to tie for second at Sunday’s competition, while freshman Kirsten Riley jumped 12-0 to finish third. “We had several really good per formances on the field,” Oregon head coach Tom Heinonen said, “led by Mo's hammer.” On the track, Cameo Davis fin ished third in the 400 hurdles with a time that was close to her season best Pac-10 qualifying mark of 1:01.98. Freshman Ann Sullivan finished second in the 100 hur dles, with a time of 14.30. Mac donald competed in the 800 again Sunday, but ran a 2:15.31, more than eight seconds slower than her Friday time. In other field events, freshman Rachael Kriz met her season best in the high jump and finished fourth in that event. Etter finished second in the discus and ninth in the hammer throws to comple ment her season best in the shot put. The Ducks will return home next weekend for the Oregon Twi light, while Sullivan and junior Jenny Kenyon will head down to Berkeley, Calif., for the Pac-10 hep tathlon. Men’s continued from page 11 James March (eighth, 52-9). Junior Jason Boness equaled the NCAA provisional mark in the high jump, leaping 7-1 3/4, good enough for second place. 1996 Olympian Charles Austin won the high jump with a leap of 7-4 1/2. Sophomore Jake Horner placed sixth with a personal-best leap of 6-9. Also earning runner-up honors were sophomore Adam Kriz, who threw a personal best by two feet in the hammer throw, and junior Ross Krempley in the 800 meters. Oregon had only one entry in Friday’s Cardinal In vitational in Pa’lo Alto, Calif., senior Michael Kasahun. The Adwa, Ethiopia, native fell one second short of his personal best in the 5,000 meters with a time of 13:56. The time was an NCAA provisional mark, but was a second shorter than his performance at the Oregon Invitational last week. 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